Scotvet Animal Health Ltd

Scotvet Animal Health Ltd describes itself as an independent veterinary clinic that has been caring for pets since 2000, and the website states the practice is available 24/7 for emergency veterinary services. Recent reviews point to a clinic set up for both routine care and more involved cases, with owners describing same‑day appointments for injuries, in‑clinic treatment over multiple days for a dehydrated dog with bloody diarrhoea, and surgery for bladder stones. Several owners also highlight practical stress‑reduction measures, including separating cats and dogs and providing calming blankets for cats.

Services

• •24/7 emergency veterinary services (stated on the clinic website).
• •Same‑day urgent appointments (e.g., a dog seen the same day for a leg injury, per review).
• •Surgery referenced in reviews, including an operation for bladder stones.
• •Supportive care for acute illness described in reviews (rehydration and appetite recovery over two days for a dog that was dehydrated and unable to keep water down).
• •Rabbit care mentioned in reviews, including neutering, plus vaccinations and check‑ups.
• •Vaccinations and routine check‑ups (mentioned in rabbit review).
• •End‑of‑life care described in a review (helping keep a dog comfortable with family present).

People

• •Craig Smith (role not stated): mentioned for helping a family keep their dog “comfy” with family around her at the end of her life.
• •Vets (not named in the latest reviews): owners repeatedly mention vets explaining findings and “the way forward” after examinations (e.g., explaining what injury a dog had and outlining next steps).
• •Front desk/reception (not named): described as helpful during visits, including around arranging prompt appointments.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 429 reviews. “”

• •Owners describe clear explanations after examinations, including discussing next steps and what an injury involved.
• •Multiple reviews mention handling more serious problems (rehydration for a very unwell dog; bladder-stone surgery) and seeing pets improve.
• •Several owners cite practical steps to reduce stress, including separate cat/dog areas and calming blankets for cats.
• •Speed of access comes up (a same‑day appointment for an injured dog).
• •The practice is used for a mix of pets, with reviews mentioning dogs, cats, and rabbits (including rabbit neutering and vaccinations).